Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with john dewey:
2 syllables:
huang di,
not die,
fuad i,
huang ti,
cobb ty,
from thee,
from thy,
hog tie,
part i.,
whom they,
both by,
both my,
cause by,
cause they,
cause why,
dog bee,
dot the i,
drop by,
far they,
god by,
god they,
got by,
got my,
hot key,
knock knee,
marred by,
not by,
not lie,
not my,
not see,
not shy,
not they,
not thy,
not try,
not why,
pot pie,
shot by,
spot by,
squash pie,
star key,
stock by,
stop by,
wash my,
watch key,
watch my,
and die,
and i.,
from deep,
from my,
want my,
whom my,
card key,
caused by,
france by,
hard by,
job by,
month by,
month these,
month three,
not deal,
not deem,
not deep,
not dry,
once by,
once each,
once my,
once seen,
once they,
square deal,
zog i,
blond beauty,
blonde beauty,
bond beam,
all die,
ann lee,
auch die,
auf die,
crown by,
down by,
down my,
down they,
drawn by
3 syllables:
whereupon they,
respond by,
kiang si,
passage by,
tamale pie,
i and i,
ascot tie,
omar i,
radon seed,
response by,
tonic key,
whereupon these,
beyond my,
conrad i,
honored by,
honoured by,
responds by
4 syllables:
valdemar i
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